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Say we trade back from 29 to 39-47 and we pick up an extra fourth. Say when we enter the picks 39-47 and are offered a first rounder of 2016  for that pick. Do you take the next year first rounder  and then draft the rest of the way with a late second and so on?

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Wouldn't happen. Why wouldn't the team just trade there 16' 1st for #29? No logic behind this.

Nobody is going to give you their 2015 first for your 2016 first.

Remember how we acquired Tony Ugoh? The Colts had to trade their following year's 1st to get pick 42 in that draft.

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read it closer i'm saying we trade to early second and then trade that second for a first if offered

I am aware you what you're saying. Read what I said closer. Why wouldn't a team just trade their 16' 1st for #29 instead of waiting until the 2nd round.

Nobody is going to give you their 2015 first for your 2016 first.

Remember how we acquired Tony Ugoh? The Colts had to trade their following year's 1st to get pick 42 in that draft.

I would rather have a 16' 1st rounder then a pick 39-42 and a 4th. Especially if it's coming from a lower tier team who could end up a top 15 pick.

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I am aware you what you're saying. Read what I said closer. Why wouldn't a team just trade their 16' 1st for #29 instead of waiting until the 2nd round.

I would rather have a 16' 1st rounder then a pick 39-42 and a 4th. Especially if it's coming from a lower tier team who could end up a top 15 pick.

I believe no team would do that that's why

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I am aware you what you're saying. Read what I said closer. Why wouldn't a team just trade their 16' 1st for #29 instead of waiting until the 2nd round.

I would rather have a 16' 1st rounder then a pick 39-42 and a 4th. Especially if it's coming from a lower tier team who could end up a top 15 pick.

Unless you're sure you're trading for a top 10 pick in 2016 then it's a bad deal. You'll have nothing to show for a full year and you lose a year in which you could have developed your 2015 pick. Generally, if you want to trade a future pick for a current year's pick it has to be a full round earlier (Ex. a mid 5th rounder in 2016 for a mid 6th in 2015).

But, I agree that a 4th isn't enough to drop back 10 spots that early. It's certainly not enough to drop back 18 spots (29 to 47).

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Say we trade back from 29 to 39-47 and we pick up an extra fourth. Say when we enter the picks 39-47 and are offered a first rounder of 2016  for that pick. Do you take the next year first rounder  and then draft the rest of the way with a late second and so on?

 

You should get a #3 for the trading that far out of the 1st -- especially if it's 42-47.  I'd still say you need to get a #3 for 39-41, but you might to give them a little benefit lower in the draft (like swapping the Colts #5 for the other teams #6).

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